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Hey guys

my car was stolen from "the Hill" in newcastle either late last night or early this morning.

Its a 1995 maroon skyline, r33 and has a full top secret body kit on it(the ebay kind) running on stock rims.

This has annoyed me very much as it seems to be the only thing of value that i currently own.

The number plates are BLA 58Y

If you see the car and/or any1 in the car please contact

0423828980

Thankyou.

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MY CAR HAS BEEN FOUND!!! yay

The police gave me a call not long saying that they where just in cop chase with the guy driving my car though carrington.

The drivers side mirror is smashed, back tires are useless( burnouts id say) and the ignition key hole thingo is f@*ked. which i hope can be fixed with ease.

Also the police officer said they no who the guy was and that they found a pair of his socks in the car..bit wierd, but hopefully thats enough evidence to get the guy as he apparntly bolted fromn the car when he lost them on the straights through carrignton.

So all in all, a stressful 2 days, but im so god damn happy that its back. And my car aint coming back to newcaslte till i get a lock up garage and a better immobilser then what ever was in it to start with.

MY CAR HAS BEEN FOUND!!! yay

The police gave me a call not long saying that they where just in cop chase with the guy driving my car though carrington.

The drivers side mirror is smashed, back tires are useless( burnouts id say) and the ignition key hole thingo is f@*ked. which i hope can be fixed with ease.

Also the police officer said they no who the guy was and that they found a pair of his socks in the car..bit wierd, but hopefully thats enough evidence to get the guy as he apparntly bolted fromn the car when he lost them on the straights through carrignton.

So all in all, a stressful 2 days, but im so god damn happy that its back. And my car aint coming back to newcaslte till i get a lock up garage and a better immobilser then what ever was in it to start with.

Good news mate; sucks about the damage but good that you get her back in the end. Make sure you get a good alarm from a reputable installer; and think about putting a hidden killswitch to the fuelpump somewhere too; do that afterwards so only you know where it is.

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